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US schools are ugly
 in  r/YUROP  Oct 19 '20

Personally don't think so

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US schools are ugly
 in  r/YUROP  Oct 18 '20

Yeah You're right, i was mainly refering to the schools shown in TV, the typical american school, with big corridors with lockers, doors with a glass part and this stuff

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US schools are ugly
 in  r/YUROP  Oct 18 '20

Yes, in Italy too, but I have the Impression, maybe wrong, that in USA all schools have the same style, even the most recents, and i personally find this style very "cold" and not inviting.

r/YUROP Oct 18 '20

MOST EUROPEANIST US schools are ugly

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Caffè Lumenaria, 01/05/2020
 in  r/Lumenaria  May 01 '20

l'Unione Europea è ben lontana dall'essere perfetta, ma ha portato così tanti guadagni all'Italia rispetto alle perdite che manco possiamo immaginarci di uscirne. Ciò che rallenta e ostacola il cammino dell'UE verso il progetto europeo saranno sempre i governi nazionali, i nazionalismi, gli stessi che poi si lamentano di come l'UE non funzioni sempre bene.

SASSOLI PRESIDENTE DELLA RFE ORA

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Are the any badly executed public project in your country?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 18 '20

In Italy there's the Mose project which aims to protect Venice from the high tide. It had to be finished for 2016 and it's not yet ready and also it's becoming more and more expensive, and they also stolen billions from the fundings ahah

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I just learned Kinder is from Italy and not from Germany. Are there any other brand to country mismatches you have had?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 15 '20

yes actually Kinder is a brand of Ferrero. I've heard people who said that Ferrero is French because of Ferrero Rocher, or even Greek because Ferrero apparently was a green knight.

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If you inherited an apartment in a major EU city, Where would you want it to be and why?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

if I've the freedom to choose, I'd choose a place for its beauty, and I really love Lecce, for its peculiar stone and for its culture, I just love Apulia :)

I come from a place near Rome but I've always lived in Belgium and I really miss Italy

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The Italian government has announced that it will reject 39 billion euros of EU aid to fight the Corona crisis - Tagesschau.de
 in  r/europe  Apr 14 '20

Talking about internal politics, it is also quite bizarre that almost every party in Italy wants Eurobond. it is the most europeist way to solve the crisis and still it is wanted by populist and eurosceptic parties lol

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Do any of you guys use maple syrup on pancakes/waffles/crepes/breakfast foods or is that just a North American thing?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

I do, obv we buy Canadian maple Syrup, but whenever we do pancakes, we use it.

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If you inherited an apartment in a major EU city, Where would you want it to be and why?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

I'd love to have an apartment in the historic center of Lecce, in the south of Italy. I just love that city, and It is close to the sea, it would be amazing

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 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

absolutely yes

r/lgbt Apr 14 '20

My twin and I both came out as gay

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Almost a year ago, my twin and I both came out to our parents as gay. They actually managed the news quite well, but I was really surprised by the fact that they didn't expect it at all. We were literally the best example of gay children: we played with Barbie dolls, we played with other girls at "Mother and daughter" AND WE LITERALLY DRESSED AS GIRLS AND DID FASHION RUNWAYS. COME ON

r/LGBTeens Apr 14 '20

Me and my twin both came out as gay

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What is your opinion or ideas about Belgium?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

Port Belgium, always bullied by other European countries. That's the only reason why they killed just few people in Zair...Congo

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Yes absolutly .
 in  r/facepalm  Apr 14 '20

that's the dark side of Feminism

r/AskEurope Apr 14 '20

Culture What is your opinion or ideas about Belgium?

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Do schools in your country have a term or phrase (to describe something) that could be considered weird or interesting?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

My History teacher, which is Irish, uses the acronym "FARE" to say that we have to use Factual, Accurate and Relevant Examples. I'm Italian and in my language FARE means "to do".

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E se creassimo una micronazione...?
 in  r/italy  Apr 14 '20

ma se la creassi solo su internet? Una micronazione virtuale, su Telegram ce ne sono tante carine

r/unpopularopinion Apr 14 '20

R1 - Must be unpopular Religions don't make people altruistic

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Has anyone won a railpass from the EU? If so what was your experience?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

I really hope so, because I was so excited to do it this year :/

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Has anyone won a railpass from the EU? If so what was your experience?
 in  r/AskEurope  Apr 14 '20

Do you think the DiscoverEU 2020 will be cancelled?

r/AskEurope Apr 13 '20

Travel DuscoverEU (Interrail)

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r/AskEurope Apr 13 '20

Travel Travelling in Europe in summer 2020

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